Best Quilt Sew Knit Products Ltd. Easy Press Fabric Treatment Combo Pack
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Kindle Customer
> 24 hourFlattens seams, reduces bulk, leaves a crisp seam.
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Linda A. Maher Hoffman
> 24 hourWonderful product! Great press, no funky smell, no spotting! I have tried them all, this is the best!
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Rhonda P
> 24 hourIve always used starch when quilting but thought Id give this a try and Im a convert. Yes, its pricy, but just a light spray is all thats needed to give the fabric a nice hand, reduce fraying, and improve cutting. No flakes or sticky overspray, no scent.
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Barbara Orthman
> 24 hourIf you Foundation Paper Piece and quilt this truly is magic juice… seams turn out beautifully flat
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Long Beach CA
> 24 hourIf you sew quilts these are fabulous products!!!!
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Annie D
> 24 hourIt made the material crisp before cutting. I haven’t sewed it yet so will let you know. I would buy this again. Would like to see bigger bottles.
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quilter4
> 24 hourThis product worked as advertised, giving my patchwork pieces great body and reducing fraying of cut pieces. However, I was rather surprised at how quickly my first spray bottle was emptied! Im not sure this is really a big improvement over spray starch, and I think, for my purposes, its just too expensive. For instance: a half-gallon (64-oz) jug of Sta-Flo liquid starch, which I dilute 1:1 with water and put into a spray bottle, makes a full gallon of the 1:1 spray starch for (currently) $9.31. At this dilution, it produces a nicely starched & stabilized fabric in one spray/iron treatment. To get a piece of fabric starched comparably with Easy Press Fabric Treatment, I needed to spray and iron the fabric two or three times. An Easy Press refill bottle costs $25.99 for 16 oz. (1 pint). (The Easy Press is not diluted for use.) I use a *lot* of spray starch in my quiltmaking process, and, at this rate, I would be spending a small fortune if I switch to the Easy Press. I really was hoping this would be a super new product...and it does work, and it works well; however, I honestly dont see a big advantage that justifies its cost. And, BTW, the very nice continuous spray bottles spray handle is sticking now, after just one bottle-fuls use, and needs to be manually helped open after each squirt.
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GrammaT
> 24 hourAs a quilter do you want your seams to lie flatter? Would you like your fabric to have more body (if youre a prewasher)? Then this is the product for you. Doesn’t gum up your iron. I highly recommend this product.
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Sharonsden
> 24 hourWell I sure did and once I tried this I was thinking why have I not tried this before?? Because I can be a bit stubborn, that’s why!!! I would have had perfect seams if I had bought this when I learned about it!!!
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Valerie
> 24 hourI love the Easy Press spray, it works great. My seams are flatter and pieces don’t fray but the Easy Press Mist bottle is awful. I have a few continuous mist sprayers-both from quilt shops and generic ones purchased on Amazon which all work very well. The sprayer that came in this package does not-either nothing comes out when the trigger is pressed or a lot comes out. It wastes a lot of the Easy Press product. I would return it but it’s past the return window because I didn’t try it when it arrived. I will be purchasing another continuous mist bottle and throwing the one that came in my package away.